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Originally Posted by hudfabxj
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That is exactly why I recommend nothing but OEM style rubber bushings on the axle side of the upper and lower control arms. Solid joints will transmit vibrations and road noise like no other.
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That is exactly why I recommend nothing but OEM style rubber bushings on the axle side of the upper and lower control arms. Solid joints will transmit vibrations and road noise like no other.
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No, but they would be better than a standard heim joint.
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Originally Posted by FrankZ
Try Teraflex.biz. They've got some rubber joints with a threaded shaft.
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Heims do make more noise and make you feel more vibes but when ran with missalignment spacers give the most flex. Whenever I built something that was going to see mainly road use I ran bushings at the body/frame side and heims at the axles. If your going heims don't skimp better heims last longer and are quieter.
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